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With Easter coming up in a few days, we’d like to remind you of a few Easter Pet Safety Tips!
Say no to chocolate and other candies, keep festive Easter grass and other toys out of reach, and sugar-free treats that contain xylitol.
Have a fun and safe Easter holiday with your family and your pets!
Did you know that more than one million pets in the U.S. have heartworms? Heartworms are life-threatening parasites that can live in your pet’s system and can lead to heart failure, liver damage, and worse.
Heartworms are preventable. During , give us a call to discuss the best options for your pet.
Springtime is upon us, which means it’s also flea and tick season. We recommend year-round prevention and not just treating the issue during the Spring month. Give us a call to schedule a visit!
Maintaining a healthy weight for your pet is integral for their well-being and can help to mitigate future health issues. Daily exercise and routine walks can be beneficial for both you and your pet!
Monday is , another day to highlight and celebrate your feline-friend! Share a photo of your cat below and share a few details about them!
Doing some spring cleaning? During , we remind you of the harmful cleaning products to your pets. Common cleaning products that contain phenols, phthalates, formaldehyde, bleach, and perchloroethylene can cause serious internal harm to your pet. Make sure to read the labels of your cleaning products and keep out of reach from your pets.
Next week is , a week dedicated to spreading the word of common household items that are dangerous for your pet. A few common household items that are toxic for your pets include human medications, flowers, chocolate, fertilizer, pest control products, and Xylitol.
Happy St. Patrick’s Day! Keep in mind the following pet safety tips when celebrating the holiday:
Keep alcoholic beverages away from your pet
Loud noises and celebrations can startle your pet and make them nervous
Keep shamrocks out of reach
If you are dressing up your pet, remember to keep their safety and comfortability in mind
Happy to the dedicated professionals who care for our beloved pets when we are unable to. The trust and care that you provide for our animals never goes unnoticed! Tag your pet-sitter in the comments so we can show them some love!
St. Patrick’s Day is exactly a week away, and we want to remind you that if you plan on taking part in the holiday festivities, to keep your pets away from alcohol. Animals can potentially experience seizures and respiratory failure if they ingest high levels of alcohol.
Proper dental maintenance for your cat is important to begin from a young age. This can help prevent diseases such as gingivitis but can also help to prevent other underlying health issues down the line. Call us today to schedule a visit with your feline-friend!
Tomorrow is , and we’d love to give a huge thank you to all our employees and staff members. Thank you for your hard work each day, and for providing exceptional care to all of our pet patients and clients!
Life can get busy and it’s hard to find time to get everything done. We’re here to help. If it’s been some time since you’ve last been in to see us, schedule an appointment today for a general wellness exam for your pet, and knock one thing off your list! Taking care of your pet’s health today can alleviate the stress of an unhealthy pet tomorrow.
February is , where we highlight the importance of spaying or neutering your pet. Choosing to “beat the heat” has many health benefits including helping to prevent long-term health issues down the road. Call us today to learn more.
Tomorrow is , a day where animal lovers everywhere get a special day to show extra love and affection to their pets. Share a photo of your pets below in the comments so everyone can show them a little extra love!
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Say cheese! Proper dental care for your cat is integral for their long-term health. Call us today to learn more.
Dental health is a very important part of your pet’s overall health, and dental problems can cause, or be caused by, other health problems. Your pet’s teeth and gums should be checked at least once a year by your veterinarian to check for early signs of a problem and to keep your pet’s mouth healthy.
Click to read more about periodontal disease and your pet's health.
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Introducing our NEW online booking tool! Schedule your pet’s next appointment online at your convenience at any time in just minutes: https://bit.ly/3LoJ5TL
Are you wondering how you can participate in ? You can begin by educating yourself on the importance of your pet’s dental health, daily care of your pet’s teeth, and by scheduling a dental wellness exam with us to make sure their teeth and gums are healthy. Take the first step and call us today!
Did you know that February is ? This month is the purr-fect time to bring your feline-friend in for a general wellness exam with your veterinarian to ensure the health and happiness of your cat. Call us today!
Happy to all our golden clients! Share a photo of your friendly and affectionate retriever below and tell us a little bit about them.
Welcome to our family! Has your family recently opened your heart and home to a rescue or shelter pet? Post a photo of your new family member and share their story below!
For January’s we encourage you to schedule a visit with your veterinarian for a general wellness visit, if you feel that your pet may be getting overweight. There are many underlying health issues that come along with pet obesity, so catching it early is best. Speak with your veterinarian about new food diets, exercise, and lifestyle changes today.
Ever wonder what your cat is saying to you when they meow, hiss, or purr at you? Well…we can’t quite answer that for you either, but for today’s ’sQuestionDay, try to spend more time getting to know your furry-friend and what they are trying to communicate to you! Happy ’sQuestionDay to all our feline-patients!
Today is and we want to hear from you, our amazing clients! Share below in the comments section how long you have been a client of ours, your pet’(s) names, and an interesting fact about them! We can’t express enough how lucky we are to have each one of you as our clients. Thank you!
Yes, your dog can understand what you're saying—to a point https://phys.org/news/2022-01-dog-youre-sayingto.html?
Humans are unique in their ability to develop sophisticated language abilities. Language allows us to communicate with each other and live in complex societies. It is key to our advanced cognitive abilities and technological prowess.
We miss you! Now that we have entered the New Year, it is a fantastic time to think about bringing your pet back in to see us. General wellness visits are a great way to kick off the New Year on the right paw. Call us today.
Tomorrow is ! Who can post the best photo of their dressed-up-pet in the comments below?!
Did you really need a special day to cuddle up with your cat? was on Thursday, but we figured we’d remind you to spend some extra quality time with your four-legged friend!
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The month of January usually contains some of the coldest days of the entire year, which is exactly what inspired National Cuddle Up Day! Who better to cuddle up with than your cat? Here are some steps to help you celebrate National Cuddle Up Day with your kitty.
National is a fantastic way to jump-start that New Year’s resolution of getting outdoors more often with your pet! Even going for a brief walk outdoors has numerous health benefits for both you and your pet. Where is your pet’s favorite place to walk?
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